Medicalimaging

05.30.18

Medicine

You'll soon be able to get a 3D printed model of your brain

Oh this? It's just my brain.

By R. England, 05.30.18

11.30.16

In IBM's future, Watson will be your doctor

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Medicine

In IBM's future, Watson will be your doctor

The supercomputer will crunch your medical images and your records to work out what's wrong with you.

By D. Cooper, 11.30.16

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04.01.15

Sony sells a chunk of its Olympus stake for a fast buck

Kaz Hirai's plans to save Sony have run from integrating its many disparate business units through...

By D. Cooper, 04.01.15

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09.28.12

Sony makes Olympus rescue pact official with $645 million investment

After months of speculation about who would step in to save the scandal-ridden Olympus' rocky fort...

By D. Cooper, 09.28.12

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08.09.12

Olympus hangs $57 million loss on austerity, strong yen and declining compact camera market

Olympus is reporting a $56.7 million loss for its first quarter of 2012. While its coveted medical...

By D. Cooper, 08.09.12

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06.08.12

Olympus scales back, shifts focus to turn around fortunes

Beleaguered camera maker Olympus vows to shed around 2,700 jobs and heavily restructure its busine...

By M. Smith, 06.08.12

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06.06.12

Panasonic gearing up to offer $635 million bailout to save troubled Olympus (update)

Panasonic is reportedly putting the final touches to a 50 billion yen ($635 million) bailout packa...

By D. Cooper, 06.06.12

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06.13.11

Scientists produce laser light from human kidney cells, we get in touch with our inner Cyclops

Scientists have just created living laser light out of a human cell and some jellyfish protein,...

By A. Toor, 06.13.11

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05.06.11

World's biggest CMOS sensor could help doctors detect and treat cancer

Move over, Canon, because scientists at the University of Lincoln have just seized the crown for wo...

By A. Toor, 05.06.11

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12.06.10

OmniVision releases OV6930, the 1.8mm square camera sensor, coming to an incision near you

Usually we like writing about bigger camera sensors -- bigger meaning more light, better quality, an...

By T. Stevens, 12.06.10

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Medicalimaging

You'll soon be able to get a 3D printed model of your brain

In IBM's future, Watson will be your doctor

Sony sells a chunk of its Olympus stake for a fast buck

Sony makes Olympus rescue pact official with $645 million investment

Olympus hangs $57 million loss on austerity, strong yen and declining compact camera market

Olympus scales back, shifts focus to turn around fortunes

Panasonic gearing up to offer $635 million bailout to save troubled Olympus (update)

Scientists produce laser light from human kidney cells, we get in touch with our inner Cyclops

World's biggest CMOS sensor could help doctors detect and treat cancer

OmniVision releases OV6930, the 1.8mm square camera sensor, coming to an incision near you

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